ApowerMirror
ApowerMirror is a wireless screen mirroring and remote control utility that lets you cast and control Android devices from a Windows or Mac computer using your keyboard and mouse. It supports mirroring Android phones to PCs, Macs, and compatible Smart TVs, as well as phone-to-phone mirroring and PC-to-phone projection. The app includes screen recording, screenshot capture, and can handle up to four simultaneous device streams. It is used for presentations, gaming, video playback, remote work, education, and live streaming from various platforms.
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1 suggestionApowerMirror has not been confirmed to have a native Apple Silicon build as of the latest available testing. The app currently runs on Intel-only architecture on macOS, and Apple is removing Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28 (September 2028), which means the app will stop working entirely on that release unless a native build becomes available before then. Contact Apowersoft directly to ask whether they are planning a native Apple Silicon version for macOS, and mention the September 2028 deadline. In the meantime, the Intel build continues to function under Rosetta 2, but you should prioritize getting confirmation on the company's native support plans if you rely on this app for regular use. If Apowersoft does not commit to a native build, consider exploring alternative screen mirroring solutions that already ship with native Apple Silicon support, such as Scrcpy (free, open-source Android mirroring) or commercial options like AnyDesk or TeamViewer that offer native macOS builds.
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